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Radio Installation. 200 1988

posted by  labadida on  Wed Apr 13 11:38 CST 2005
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Hello All, I am going to attempt to install a radio into my wagon, I know it has the female plug(s) sitting in the lower compartment but i cannot find where the antenna is. I ant to use a CR-915 from a 940 if it can work. I do not have the pigtail from the radio and was wondering if anyone knows where I can get on that would go from the CR-915 and adapt to the exsisting female plug(s) in my wagon. Any advice would be appreciated! take Care, Noel Smith Morrow, Ohio






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